New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
NO juicy SECURED TO TRY SH1RP.
THERE STILL RrMAINs ONE VACANT cuhR-FEAT-
UREs OF A DULL DAY.

THERE STILL HTM.INs oNE VACANT cHAIR-TEAT-
rREs OF Dull DAY.
Jacob Sharp sat again al day yesterday nj his
lawyers table in the Court at oyer ahd Iermhet "hu
kent q cool husness-likc watch over the proceed ngS
in which he more than any one else. "a iniere'tci.
The examination OF tale-men began With tue elghlh
seat in the jury box vacant Frederick McLe"ee'
"A manufacturer OF gas fixtures at No. he,' rons'",
at was selected Tor the place. which was thus h"en
for the fourth tune and made the jury box twenty
three times ful. Thereupon Juror Caldwell a
member OF the University Clnb therefore wen az
ouainted with Mr. Nicoll. and too with other lawyers
IN the case was excused from scat No ,.
Not long Stterward Clerk We!ch called aioud the
name of William r. Grace Tho eS-Mnyor mounted
,he rostrum ut Justice Barrcts lett and there io-
form cd the court and the lawyers on either SIDE INA"
ne Thought he could not well make gOOd juror W
fbis a.e a. lie had once taken active part III the
uIo.ecution OF the bribery cases. Tho lawyers
iudcinusly halted aud thcrenpou Mr. Grace maze "
spnrt TO set forth his views when strachway he was
allowed to depart amid orus OF smiles.
Edward j. Seibcrt an intelligent witness who reads
only Tar TKfHt' r. Tor daily instruction. was excused
after discovered that he had recently SAT next
to James \. Richmond IT meals at the HOT springs
on dozen different occasions, on one oi Whlch the
conversation touched lightly upon the broadway
/ Railroad matter. c
! Scbwah a dealer in novelties. at No. Vi7 Madison
| ave would not believe FullgraA and Duhy without
strong corr0boratiye evidence lie thought they had
cain 10 make by turaiug states evidence. justice
| Barrett sustained Mr.. NicoPs challenge OF Mr.
| Schwab
| Edward +. Kingsbury. a general salesman win
| Tent Weber & Co.. living at No. l,5ll Broadway,
was chosen tor the NTH seat. lie Was the Youngest
| looking of the Jurors. intelligent and OF decisive mind
Juror Ineel Of seat No I, was then excused by the
! State. Mr. Parsons protested against tins on the
ground that Mr.. Inge was one OF the jurors at the
time the state had announced that it was satisfied
With the ury as il stood" The protest and an excc1
ton recorded.
Sa,nnci j. Newman, confidential clcre and superin-
! tendent with Iierts Brothers dealers In turnitu'e AT
| broadway and Twcntiethst became Juror No. /.
| Tbereup0n Mr.. Parsons excused Mr.. kIngsbury
| thomas TAYLOR, who keeps an eatng-ho in
! Bleecker-st and was once policeman, had had q
| GOOD deal OF experience as Juror
! O-Wherel A.-Principally IN the Marine Court. was
twice in the Tonbs lLaughIerl was there as Policeman
| 1 resigned In 1864.
| o-Whcro " gro y born An Paddy's land.
Mr. TAYLOR was excused. At the close OF the day the
Hfth seat st leaving the jury composed as
| follows
| No l-wney J.. Canheli publisher, II Readest
No 2-Owen O. Schimmcl preserves, ll3 Warren.st
| No 3-Aaron Davidson. tobscconi-t. IA Wat-r.t.
! No A-Samuel j. Newman clerk, SOC Broadway.
| No Vacant 49, -
| No G Abraham g. Trler cards 100 Williams
| No. IA Howard Hopping, importer, 40 Btoomer
| S-Fredcrick McIeNoe. gas h1turrs West Ath ST
| No. g-John H. Hudson. secretary, l5t SiItltaye.
| No Theodore Kauneld. teas 90 widest
M ll-Samuel Palmer, grocer. 1876 BOweiy
| No. l2-AzOr >. Marvin, safes, 30 Broadway.